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1 February 2024Alternative Risk Transfer

Markel gets Q4 reprieve on capital flight: Nephila AuM flat at $6.8bn

Markel stemmed the reduction in assets under management at its ILS management unit Nephila in the fourth quarter after heavy Q3 outflows, holding AuM steady quarter to quarter at $6.8 billion.

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